EVCA Fellowship

The EVCA Fellowship addresses a critical gap in venture capital access and knowledge. It aims to bring opportunities and mentorship to underrepresented voices in tech investing. The program leverages the EVCA community to provide undergraduate students with real venture capital education and experience, reflecting the recognition that the future of venture capital depends on building diverse, inclusive leadership from the next generation.

The EVCA Fellowship aims to democratize access to venture capital careers by providing education, mentorship, and networking opportunities to undergraduate students, particularly those from underrepresented backgrounds in the tech industry.

Applicants are encouraged to demonstrate their passion for venture capital and entrepreneurship in their applications and to be prepared to engage actively with the fellowship community.

To qualify, applicants must be current undergraduate university students with at least two semesters remaining before graduation, possess a passion for venture capital or entrepreneurship, and be committed to engaging with the fellowship community.

The fellowship is open to current undergraduate university students with a minimum of two semesters remaining before graduation. Applicants should have a passion for venture capital or entrepreneurship and a commitment to engage with the fellowship community.

• Year-long mentorship from EVCA members
• Access to a network of 1,300+ members
• Venture capital knowledge and frameworks
• Tangible deal evaluation experience
• Peer community of undergraduate fellows
• Resume/experience building in VC
• Remote format enabling broad geographic access

The EVCA Fellowship is a year-long program designed to provide participants with mentorship, education, and networking opportunities in the venture capital field.

Fellowship graduates have successfully pursued careers in venture capital, founded their own companies, and joined portfolio companies of VCs, contributing to a diverse alumni network across major VC firms and startup ecosystems.